There definitely should be.

Are you allowed to take a Kate Bush album/song title and forever associate it with serial, brutal torture and murder? Is that even legal?

Perhaps they were all wise enough to pass. It sounds awful.

Might have been better if it was.

And "The Last Wave," and "Rabbit-Proof Fence," and lots more.

Some references to "Walkabout" in this episode: David Gulpilil of course, the burning VW bug in the desert after the driver commits suicide, listening to a tape under the tree, the shot of the burned corpse, and I'm only halfway through the episode.

"If the inequality of a chiefly female nude scene seems unfair…"

I have not laughed much at all in the last season, or last night. A lot of anger and bad language that isn't particularly clever isn't doing it for me. I think the series lost something vital when Ianucci went home to England. I'm still watching, but it's not the same.

I didn't remember the baby had a name! Also, I think I thought it was a boy. You mean the little black baby that the crazy woman snatched, saying, "This is not your baby." Yes?

Remind me who Lily is, please?

It might be worth it, just to see Noel's outfits. I hope they don't make him dress down.

I believe they can make babies and small children pretty sick, though. A friend used to keep her baby's cradle & crib standing in small pots of water, so that scorpions would fall in and be unable to climb the legs.

Maybe stop talking, period.

Yes. She went to New York City to meet and talk with Michael Powell.

I refuse to give reviewers that much power. If you want to see it, go see it! It doesn't have to be perfect, you know, and your opinion may be very different from his.

Amy Adams hasn't done too badly, either!

Although their scene from Oedipus is pretty brilliant, too.

I think he watched his hand doing something, but you're essentially correct!

Indeed.

Right now there is zero tolerance for inter-generational relationships, with men in their 20s who date teens being called "pedophiles" by idiots on the internet—I tried to have a rational discussion about this not long ago, talking about my boyfriend who was older when I was in High School (in the 70s), and I was…